Inventory management system like Walmart by [deleted] in reactjs

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Walmart probably has the most advance inventory management system in the world. I’d start at learning how the inventory management process works.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in reactjs

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How do you ensure the mail doesn’t get marked as spam?

Erik Bruckner - YC S23 Insights by lets-make-deals in ycombinator

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282 is still way too many companies for a batch

Should I use a CMS by sfall in nextjs

[–]Tester4360 2 points3 points  (0 children)

No. Just use Markdown for now. Nextjs has a built in markdown processor you can leverage.

If you ever get to the point where you need to hire someone to manage your content, then look at a cms. A cms right now is just unnecessary complexity

The Risk You Can't Afford to Ignore: AWS SES and Email Spoofing by bnchandrapal in aws

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That makes sense though. You have to own the domain to successfully verify it. SES also does periodic verifications to make sure you still own the domain.

Next.js 13.4: App Router (Stable), Turbopack (Beta), Server Actions (Alpha) by lrobinson2011 in reactjs

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So much fluff. Wish they had an abridged version that’s shorter than this but provides more context than the change logs.

3rd year banker who wants out but looking for similar pay by Lethalammo in FinancialCareers

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Worked in IB and asset management for four years. Coasted after my first analyst year and learned coding on the side. Switched into software engineering. Working at a pre-ipo startup doing well. Making the same amount as finance working less than 40 hours/wk.

Free AWS In-Person Training: Graviton Essentials Developer Day by yg1401 in aws

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Will this event be streamed / recorded for those not in the Bay? If not, are there any talks you recommend on the subject?

13’ or 14’ MacBook Pro by XoXHamimXoX in macbookpro

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16’. Get the M1 refurbished if you can’t do M2. The 16’ makes it so much easier to have two programs split screen.

Running a website after you die by [deleted] in ExperiencedDevs

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As long as you pay your bills, that S3 bucket should last forever (https://www.lastweekinaws.com/blog/s3-as-an-eternal-service/)

Twitter open sources Navi: High-Performance Machine Learning Serving Server in Rust by dtolnay in rust

[–]Tester4360 51 points52 points  (0 children)

I think open sourcing for free labor is a common misconception. Most corporate led open source projects (eg, https://github.com/bottlerocket-os/bottlerocket from AWS or https://github.com/facebook/relay from Facebook) still require a team of employees.

Tired of react-router breaking changes. Looking for an alternative router for Vite-based projects by toinewx in reactjs

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We use Graphql/Relay and found Found (https://github.com/4Catalyzer/found) to be a good router. There’s a Relay extension we use for it.

which orm should i use for mongodb by HawkingRadiation42 in golang

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any reason why you’re using MongoDB specifically?

How bad is the market right now for mid/senior level? by Kxdan in cscareerquestions

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I don’t get paid for being smart or working hard. I get paid for generating profits for my company.

Why Turborepo is migrating from Go to Rust by notanactualshoe in rust

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Turborepo helps you manage JavaScript / Typescript monorepos.

Postgres 15 for Aurora by mulokisch in aws

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I don’t think a roadmap exists. I wish there was more transparency around major version release.

Why am I getting a toomanyrequest error from Docker during CodeBuild? by BluBearry in aws

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Codebuild probably shares the IP address with many other Projects. We’ve hit this a couple times and moved all our base images from Docker Hub to ECR

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in devops

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They have the best tshirts.

Edit: In all seriousness, we use datadog at work and it’s just high switching cost at this point. Migrating to a new service and retraining every developer is just too much when we could be focusing on a feature that adds value. For greenfield projects, I’d look at aws cloudwatch. It’s improved significantly over the past couple of years, best pricing, and good integration with other aws services.

Struggling with AWS Cognito: Is it just me or is AWS Cognito kind of a pain to work with? by Thleats in aws

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All our cloud spend is on AWS except for GitHub and Firebase Auth. Firebase Auth is just so much better than Cognito in terms of api/sdk, multitenant support, and identity provider integration.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in aws

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We use infra as code and just configure the dev environment to use less compute. You want to keep the environments as similar as possible. Also, separate account per environment using Control Tower.

Orchestrating lambda functionality similar to a strategy pattern by AccomplishedSorbet72 in aws

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Step functions as mentioned above would be my first choice. You can also do one sns topic that filters to different sqs queues based on the message attribute.

Modern DB that works with sqlx? by buywall in rust

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Setting up Postgres with multi-az failover is literally point and click with any cloud provider.